Crime

Frances Ward (51) of the town’s Gordon Street was found guilty at Inverness Sheriff Court and sentenced on Thursday, April 3.

Police are hunting three youths who menaced a bus passenger between Aviemore and Inverness.

A retired RAF firefighter's loss of concentration ended in a three-vehicle crash, which left a woman wheelchair bound and unlikely to walk again.

CCTV footage of the incident was played to Sheriff Sara Matheson at Inverness Sheriff Court.

A true rags-to-riches story of an Inverness man who arrived in London penniless in the 1960s and went on to create costumes for rock and movie stars.

A woman who was concerned in the supply of class A drugs has been ordered to carry out unpaid work in the community as punishment.

Independent investigators have dropped a probe into a driver’s death in a car fire after a crash near Daviot.

Benjamin Drummond (53) appeared at Inverness Sheriff Court and admitted assaulting his victim to severe injury and danger of life.

Calum Thomson (61) sent sexual written communications to a girl he believed to be called “Lara”.

Police investigating a break-in and jewellery theft at a Nairn house have arrested and charged a man.

A man is expected to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court on Tuesday following a disturbance in the city centre.

Police have appealed for witnesses and for people to check their CCTV for possible footage of the thieves following the break-in and theft in Nairn.

Michael Serls (34) was at Jimmy Badgers on Church Street when he banged his hands on the table and shouted at his partner.

It was another busy week for Inverness Sheriff Court with a number of cases covered by the Inverness Courier.

Sheriff Gary Aitken said: “You had no business being at work that drunk, never mind being behind the wheel of a van.”

Andrew Pearson (45) was driving along the city’s Drummond Road at around 4.15pm on August 12 last year when he encountered the cyclist.

Shelley Hendry (45) was at The Kings Highway in Church Street, Inverness when she was asked to leave by two staff, but she kicked off.

Police Scotland’s national rollout of body-worn video equipment is set to be introduced in the Highlands this summer.

Stephen Murray (63) was found to have several wraps of cocaine in his pockets when walking through a car park at Tesco on Inverness’s Eastfield Way.

An Inverness police dog has been praised for his persistence in tracking down suspects.